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# 251394 23-Jun-2019 13:56
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I have songs for my toddler on my Android phone. I made a playlist with VLC, but I can't change the order.

 

What's a good mp3 player for Android that either lets you import playlist files (m3u seems common), and ideally lets you re-order playlists on the phone?

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  # 2262998 23-Jun-2019 17:11
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https://krosbits.in/musicolet/

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  # 2263041 23-Jun-2019 18:49
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I use Poweramp.

 

As a group fitness instructor (part-time) I'm constantly having to make up playlists which I've vastly simplified by having all my gym music in an excel workbook which creates my playlists for me. I use Solid Explorer to go to the NAS location where the playlists are, copy the playlists to a specific folder on phone then hit the rescan button in Poweramp and away I go. I don't use the re-order function (no need to) but there's a couple of ways of doing this from using built-in presets to manually dragging and dropping. 

 
 
 
 




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I looked at Musicolet but couldn't find a way to change playlist order. Poweramp is trial or paid. With a bit of research and testing I ended up with Phonograph, which lets me change playlist order easily. Thanks for the suggestions :)

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